Apple’s iPad Pro is its largest tablet ever delivered. The Wi-Fi only models are available with 32GB or 128GB, while the Wi-Fi + Cellular variant come exclusively with 128GB of storage. The Surface Pro 4 is 8.4-mm thick and weighs 766 grams.
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In late September, Pixar employees got an early look at the iPad Pro.
The Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard will be launching at the same time as the iPad Pro. The Galaxy View tablet will be powered by Samsung’s home grown Exynos 7-series processor clocked at 1.6GHz and featuring eight cores, comprised of four Cortex-A57s and four Cortex-A53s. Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4 is available for pre-orders starting today and will ship out to consumers from October 26.
There were a lot of discussions and rumors about the original MacBook Air when it was introduced to the market and furthermore, it was more of a novel concept and quite a fresh take on the new mini-book idea.
Latest reports from Japan suggest that the device, along with the Apple Pencil, could be commercially available as soon as the first week of November. Though it has a slightly-lower resolution, the Surface Pro 4’s display is just a tad sharper, offering 2736 x 1824 pixels on its 12.3-inch panel, which adds up to 267.34 ppi. This isn’t something that you will be able to notice from the exterior hardware, but Apple is confident that you’ll notice is when the device is in use.
It’s not entirely good news, though: the site also claims the iPad Air 3’s battery capacity will see a reduction from the 7,340mAh cell on the iPad Air 2. One shouldn’t really downplay the possibility of the iPad Pro accompanying the iMac next week.
Macotakara, however, is citing “reliable” sources from China in saying that the iPad Pro will launch in the first week of that month.
Apple’s iDevices have become renowned for their impressive visual abilities – even if the iPhone 6S is a bit down on resolution by modern standards – and the iPad Pro is no different.
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Apple unveiled two new accessories alongside the iPad Pro: a stylus called the Apple Pencil, and Smart Keyboard. There is no 64GB option for the iPad Pro which may push buyers into the larger capacity, likely overkill for a few, and that drives the price up from the $799 base to $949.
